I know it has been argued alot that tarantula's shouldn't eat invertabrates because the calcium is bad for them. But if a tarantula eats say, a snake or something it doesn't digest the bones right? Because the enzymes a tarantula has can only breakdown soft tissue and juices. I know if a spider were to consume calcium it would be bad, but I thought calcium was actually stored in the bone itself and not on the outside. So how exactly would the calcium be absorbed? IDK, maybe a stupid question. Just thought about it last night and made me wonder all day today! lol
Only curious, not thinking of feeding my T's any invertabrates. Just need an answer!!!
Only curious, not thinking of feeding my T's any invertabrates. Just need an answer!!!